Pastor Marc was joined by Baylor University teacher of record and sociologist Kenneth Vaughan in answering on-the-spot questions from the congregation. Below is the full 1 hour event. Over the weeks to come, the video will be edited into the individual questions and posted on the website for easier consumption and sharing.
In this first official episode of the podcast Pastor Marc answers a question about Christianity’s relationship to Judaism and offers some thoughts on the book-now-turned-movie, “The Shack”.
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As we begin our trek through the life and teachings of Christ recorded in the 4 Gospels, we first take a look at these writings as historical documents and address some common notions critics of Christianity will often assert, namely that these are not actual historical accounts but more of a fable type writing
It is a common question asked by billions, “Where did we come from?” or “Why are we here?”. In this session we take a look at the various top beliefs on origins of mankind and the implications they have for our lives.
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As we reflect of the Resurrection of Christ this Easter, we also take a look at understanding the reasoning behind what many in our culture consider an outlandish claim: That Jesus Christ is THE only means to right relationship with God.
The fancy Latin term for it is “Imago Dei”. The Image of God. The Scriptures record God’s creation of man as something separate from and different than the creation of everything else. Mankind is created “in the image of God”. But what does that mean? In this session we take a look at some of the details philosophers and theologians have hammered out regarding this issue.
From the January 25th, 2017 Q&A.
An excerpt from the message “Homosexuality and the Church, Part 2“.
From the January 25th, 2017 Q&A.
Special guest, Christian apologist, blogger and speaker, Camerson Bertuzzi, addresses the historical evidence for the bodily Resurrection of Jesus as an historical event. As followers of Christ, we can be confident that our faith is not in wishful thinking or ancient myth. Christianity has a robust intellectual tradition and is rooted in historical events.
You can learn more about Cameron and his ministry at www.CapturingChristianity.com.
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